For lead signs, I think "A Basic Stapler vs a Lead Pipe"... Lead pipes are linear so you get the burton lines and lead lines on bones. Additionaly, Basic Stapler for the basic stippling. Stapler holes in papers once they are removed look kind of granular . Just my memory hook.
another way to remember which steps occur in the mitochondria: just remember the FIRST and LAST step are the ONLY ones to occur in the mitochondria (if you dont wanna remember his mnemonic and this conceptually makes sense to you)
Amazing video! Is there an easy way to learn the anatomy of the respiratory tree (like where we find goblet cells, cartilage, club cells, pseudo-stratified epithelium, smooth muscles, cilia etc)?
a mnemonic for the Heme synthesis pathway if you prefer an alternative Great Scholars Always Prioritize Higher Understanding, Creating Profound HEMEpothesis(hypothesis) Cheers,
Please someone explain to me. I am confused with the pathogenesis of lead poisoning. Is it lead poisoning that inhibits those enzymes or does the deficiency of those enzymes lead to lead poisoning? I believe the former is.
I have porphyria, I have a cellular test showing I’m completely deficient in b6, also serine so I’m assuming I could be low in glycine as well. I might have a gene where I can’t covert pyridoxine into Pyridoxal 5 phosphate. I was experiencing severe attacks, hospital couldn’t figure out what was wrong with me. I ordered the active b6 and got immediately better each day. I’m working with a functional dr who found my porphyrians are extremely high. We are still trying to rule out of anything else could be causing this but I’m hoping it’s just b6 deficiency. I can’t drink alcohol either ever. I turn white and need to recover for days after
I wish I'd seen this this morning right before my practice test with like 5 questions on this topic *cries* seriously it's like you know exactly what I struggle with and make videos on it thank you soooo much
Just in case you need to remember when Iron comes into this process. Same mnemonic, "Get Some Additional..." but change the end "for Heme" to "(Fe)r Heme". Good luck fam.
For the slide on sideroblastic anemia, the HY point seems to be incorrectly presented. Should it be isoniazid consumption --> B6 def? Instead of isoniazid deficiency?
I meant to type Isoniazid Induced Deficiency > B6 Deficiency. I left out the word "induced" but if you listen to the words I say you still get to the same end point
